Spatio‐temporal pattern and mechanism of coordinated development of “population–land–industry–money” in rural areas of three provinces in Northeast China

Lyu, Xiao; Wang, Yanan; Zhao, Yuntai; Niu, Shandong

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“…A combination of low birth rates and high net migration rates primarily drives the aging issues in the three provinces of Northeast China. A declining economy, widening of regional differences in urbanization level, aggravation of the contradiction between urban and rural areas, and continuous negative growth of population render the rural development of the three provinces of Northeast China volatile [64]. As the capital of Liaoning Province and the largest central city in Northeast China, Shenyang demonstrates outstanding political, economic, and cultural-center functions.…”

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The Influence of Aging Population in Rural Families on Farmers’ Willingness to Withdraw from Homesteads in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China

Gu,

He,

Wang

et al. 2023

Land

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Population aging presents a significant global challenge. In China, the aging of the rural population coincides with inefficient rural homestead utilization. While the Chinese government has enacted policies to address this, their impact remains limited. Utilizing survey data from 403 rural families in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China, this study applies the binary Logit and mediating effect models to analyze the impact of rural family population aging on farmers’ willingness to withdraw from homesteads with compensation and their compensation preference. Key findings include: (1) Family population aging intensifies farmers’ willingness to withdraw from homesteads, with a stronger preference for non-monetary compensation as aging increases. (2) Regarding the willingness to withdraw with compensation, farmers’ cognition of homestead security value masks the effect by 4.71%, while asset value cognition has no mediating effect. (3) With regard to promoting non-monetary compensation choices, farmers’ homestead asset value cognition fully mediates at 16.01%, but security value cognition is without mediating effect. Based on these findings, it is recommended that the government crafts tailored homestead withdrawal policies considering farmers’ family age structure. Further, efforts should aim at refining farmers’ understanding of homestead values, promoting a blend of non-monetary and monetary compensations.

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The Influence of Aging Population in Rural Families on Farmers’ Willingness to Withdraw from Homesteads in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China

Gu,

He,

Wang

et al. 2023

Land

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“…As a major national strategy formally proposed in the report of the 19th CPC National Congress, rural revitalization aims to eliminate rural poverty, strengthen rural industries, improve farmers' lives and realize the vision of “flourishing agriculture, beautiful countryside and rich farmers”. Among them, how to realize land asset value and drive the rational allocation and development of land resources is an important issue because land is the special carrier of rural revitalization (Lyu et al., 2022). Moreover, the current contradictions in rural land governance are serious, and governance is disorderly, which is not conducive to the implementation and execution of rural revitalization.…”

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How do China's villages self‐organize collective land use under the background of rural revitalization? A multi‐case study in Zhejiang, Fujian and Guizhou provinces

Zhou,

Luo,

Zhang

2023

Growth and Change

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As land is one of the most important production factors in rural areas, it is becoming an important challenge for rural revitalization strategy to realize land value and promote the socioeconomic development of villages through the collective action of self‐organized collective land use. Various studies have discussed the relationships among land governance, rural revitalization and self‐organization, but few studies have focused on village cadres' roles and village rules. This paper aims to establish an analytical framework to explore these two operating mechanisms of self‐organization in collective land use. Two villages in eastern China and one village in western China are selected as typical cases to demonstrate how collective land use is self‐organized by village cadres' roles and village rules. The results indicate that village cadres play roles in the entrepreneurial spirit and resource access capacity to promote village economic and social development. In the utilization of collective land for farmers to live in peace and work happily, the configuration of rules at the village level to regulate the behaviour of villagers is a qualification on demand and “see who can take part”, cost sharing and benefit sharing, graduated sanction and supervision. The analysis in this article may provide an understanding of the mechanism driving the promotion and improvement of land self‐organization, which has important policy implications for China and other developing countries adopting this mode to promote regional economic development in rural areas.

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The spatial pattern of population-land-industry coupling coordinated development and its influencing factor detection in rural China

Li,

Liu,

Guo

2023

J. Geogr. Sci.

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Spatio‐temporal pattern and mechanism of coordinated development of “population–land–industry–money” in rural areas of three provinces in Northeast China

Abstract: In global pattern reconstruction, ecological civilization construction and integrated urban-rural development in the new era as well as outlining a new framework for rural development and promoting efficient operation of

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The Influence of Aging Population in Rural Families on Farmers’ Willingness to Withdraw from Homesteads in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China

The Influence of Aging Population in Rural Families on Farmers’ Willingness to Withdraw from Homesteads in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China

How do China's villages self‐organize collective land use under the background of rural revitalization? A multi‐case study in Zhejiang, Fujian and Guizhou provinces

The spatial pattern of population-land-industry coupling coordinated development and its influencing factor detection in rural China

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